We all have that person in our lives we're convinced just needs to change — and we have a very clear plan for how. In this episode, Morgan and Leslie dig into patience as a fruit of the Spirit and why trying to control someone else's growth might say more about your faith than theirs.

Peace isn't the absence of chaos — it's the ability to be steady in the middle of it. In part three of their Fruit of the Spirit series, Morgan and Leslie get honest about the times they chased peace in all the wrong places, why "I don't have peace about that" is a phrase worth examining, and what it really means to live from a place of genuine, Spirit-given peace.

We get into the difference between joy and happiness, why joy actually holds up when life is hard, and why the church is really good at weeping with people but not so good at rejoicing with them.

We get into why the rapture might not actually be a biblical concept, the Calvinism vs. Arminianism debate broken down without the headache, whether the classic "Satan's fall" story is even in scripture, and where the gift of tongues fits in all of it.

We get into why loving people actually feels so hard right now, what happens when you're only keeping score of how loved you feel, and how holding onto unforgiveness is quietly wrecking your closeness with God.